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A Wind Blows Through Us

Men’s Poetry Reading and Writing Workshop

Silver City is hosting a Men’s Poetry Reading and Writing Workshop called “A Wind Blows Through Us” on April 29th. This event features award-winning poets from northern New Mexico, including Hank Blackwell, Ray Johnson, and Mark Fleisher. Attendees will have the chance to listen to the featured poets read their works with open mic following from 2 to 3:30 pm, followed by a writing workshop from 4 to 5 pm.

The workshop is open to men of all ages and experience levels, providing a safe and inclusive environment for poets to come together and share their passion for poetry as well as any of their own work.

The event will be held at the Church of Harmony located at 609 N. Arizona/7th St in Silver City. Don’t miss this chance to explore the power of poetry and connect with the local poetry community.

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